The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-08-09
PERSONAL.

j. r. Quarles, Of Boonville, was in the
city yesterday.
james Denkerly, of the firm of c. S,
Dexter & Co., went south yesterday.
R. c. Sneed left for McAllister Spring
yesterday morning to visit his family.
Miss Mamie Kaufman, OF Parsons
Kau is the guest of Mrs. Frank Bentley.
j. 8. Lands has returned from Kan.
sas City, and will spend Sunday in Soda
liza.
Mrs. J. Fl. Hope has returned home
from apleasant visit with friends at Des
Moines, Iowa.
Mr.. Bert Flemming returns Friday,
from two weeks trip in the interest OF the
Missouri State fair.
S E. Harrison left for Chicago last
night where he is employed in the Union
News cOmpany's Office.
C. d. Minter, of the firm of Minter
Bros will arrive tonight from three
weeks business trip TO New York.
-Jno. H. Grove has been confined to bis
house for the last week, but is expected to
be able to attend to business this week.
M. J. Nichols, western passenger agent
of the Bee line, departed for St. Louis last
night, after a weeks visit with friends in
this city.
Mrs. Henry J. Heinrichs and daugh-
ter left to-day for Jefferson City, to visit
Mr.. Joe Heinrichs. They will remain
two weeks
Mr.. NJ. J. Ehrlich, of indianapolis, the
genial travelling agent, is in the city rep
resenting NJ. ii. Marks g. Co., wholesale
clothiers, of Cincinnati, Ohio.
Miss Bette Nicholson, of Warrens-
berg, passed through the city yesterday
morning enroute to Sweet Springs where
she will be the guest of Leslie Marina
duke and family.
Mr.. Fred Farmer, of Fayette, Mo-, who
the Teachers Institute, returned home yes
terday. He expects to take charge OF
school in New Mexico early in September.
Col. A. A. Tomlinson and lady nee
Miss Maggie Bowers, passed through the
city yesterday morning en- route from Aus
tin, Texas to Chicago, on their wedding
tour. Mrs. Tomlinson is a neice of Deputy
Sheriff Bow er., of this city, and her hus-
band is prominent attorney OF Kansas
City. During the winter Mrs. Tomlinson
spent several weeks In Sedalia and will be
by many here.
-Merchants-Chas Andersen, Toledo;
NJ E Dempster, Lyndon, KanxFelix Cook,
Tom Arnold, Camp Branch:
G A Merters, Wichita, Kan.
-Sichers-M J Ehrlech Lou Steinhart
Thos Baur, Chas Goldsmith, Cincinnati;
L E Dawson, r B Pollard, B F johnson,
Kansas City; Geo Smith. st l. r & n w
BY; W r Cady, Jno o Grady, E G Mer-
rican, o NJ Crudl on, J n NcMinn, Taylor
Blow, St Louis; A II Reed, w III Scboe,
Ter, Chicago; w HI Baugh, A G Brown,
Pilot Grove; John T Wyse, Jas FL Webb,
Bryan, Texas; Wagner, Calvert, Texas
Higgins, Texas; J A O'Regsn, New
York; Albert F Miller, Buffalo; r L
BoOnville.
-Kaiser's-Jas Hill, ] Mack Love, Ar
kansas City; 7 Nussham and wife, w II
Eagle, Dallas, Tex; B III Waldecker, w
Dsrden, Aug Beiling, VIM c Ransom, E |
; Sicotte, c II Rippey, Otto Bloess, r P
Archer, Chss Fuess, I'll Hartman, Fred |
Svertz, ST Louis; VIM e Hassett, Miss
Nolen ] T Ritmsn, Macon City; d III Hub
,ard, Wellington, Kas; M F Mccullough,
! ID Tut, E Ervingham, Kansas City; j
w Bagby, E 7 Ray, Warsaw; A L Stiles,
omaha; w c Isbell, Terre Haute; Y Dl
Murdoch, Chicago; G Fl Friedlander, New
York; VIM Hurtig, ] III White, Cincinnati,
G Page. Marshall; Chas A Mendenhall,
New York.